iChange for IMS 8.2 and 8.1.01
This space contains information about the following releases of the BMC iChange for IMS product:
- 8.2.00
 - 8.1.01
 
The BMC iChange for IMS product is a high-performance, extended function, change accumulation utility. It provides the following capabilities:
- Processes multiple Change Accumulation Groups in parallel with a single pass of all required log data
 - Supports a customizable level of parallelism for reading IMS log data sets
 - Employs extensive data reduction and encoding to reduce the amount of data that needs to be sorted
 - Performs parallel SORT processing with multiple subordinate address spaces for performance and efficiency
 - Supports a customizable level of parallelism for change accumulation processing
 - Provides for the creation of multiple copies of a change accumulation data set
 - Determines and allocates all necessary input data sets dynamically
 - Allocates all output data sets dynamically
 - Allows user to suppress output change accumulation record compression, thus allowing processor savings to occur at the expense of larger change accumulation files
 - Provides pattern data set name support for output change accumulation data sets
 - Allows the specification of generic Change Accumulation Groups
 - Creates a report that lists all required input data sets in an easy to process format
 - Integrates with the BMC Mission Control for IMS product, allowing you to view and print iChange reports from the Mission Control Repository
 - Creates special disaster recovery change accumulation data sets
 - Creates a load-and-go RECON backup for disaster recovery
 - Creates a disaster recovery report listing all data sets required to perform recovery at a disaster recovery site, utilizing an easy-to-process format
 - Allows disaster recovery points to be established without quiescing database activity
 - Uses MVS multitasking to utilize multi-engine processor effectively
 - Uses dataspaces for internal queueing and processing
 
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